Friedrich Wilhelm, König von Preußen, verleiht an David, Johann Kaspar und Friedrich Ludwig August von Scheidlin etliche Tagwerk Wiesen zwischen Mögeldorf, Erlenstegen und Veilhof.

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Siegel, Befest., Zust.: 1 an Pergamenrpressel anhängendes Siegel in geschlossener Holzkapsel, sehr gut erhalten

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Indexbegriff Person: Ebner, Familie

Indexbegriff Person: Furtenbach, Gottlieb (N-sel)

Indexbegriff Person: Haagen, Johann Georg Friedrich von (N-sel)

Indexbegriff Person: Haller, Familie

Indexbegriff Person: Oelhafen, N

Indexbegriff Person: Scheidlin, Johann Georg von (Bankier)

Indexbegriff Person: Voyt, Familie

Indexbegriff Person: Aussteller: Friedrich Wilhelm, König von Preußen

Indexbegriff Person: Empfänger: Scheidlin, Johann Caspar von

Indexbegriff Person: Empfänger: Scheidlin, David von

Indexbegriff Person: Empfänger: Scheidlin, Friedrich Ludwig August von

Indexbegriff Person: Siegler: Friedrich Wilhelm, König von Preußen

Indexbegriff Ort: Ausstellungsort: Ansbach

Indexbegriff Sache: Klassifikation E/F-Bestände: Oberbürg mit Schloss samt Zugehörungen in Laufamholz und Mögeldorf
Erlenstegen
Mesnerin (Wiese)
Mögeldorf
Nürnberg
Preußen
St. Katharina, Kloster
Veilhof
Lehen
Lehenbrief
Erbe
Wiese
Vater
Bankier
Brüder
König
König von Preußen

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